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A new technology for preparation of saturating powder mixtures for diffusion galvanizing

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The powder mixtures used for diffusion galvanizing (Zn + inert filler + activator) have the following deficiencies: susceptibility to sintering and fusing under elevated CTT temperatures, complexity of correcting the set of components in repeated use of the mixtures and the related instability of the results obtained, complexity of regeneration of worked-out mixtures, elevated ecological hazard of their use, etc. This explains the need for the present work, which shows that most of the mentioned deficiencies can be eliminated by an appropriate choice of the mixture components and (or) preliminary treatment of them.

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Galin, R.G., Voroshnin, A.L. A new technology for preparation of saturating powder mixtures for diffusion galvanizing. Met Sci Heat Treat 38, 23–27 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01153868

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